OK, picture your old western with guy going to town to pick up vittles
in his wagon, flat board seat in the front, cargo in the back.
> What the heck is it and when did Studebaker make them?
>
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>> this is an acceptable media to look for that? I dont want to waste you
>> peoples time. Thanks in advance.

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Gordon Richmond - 12 Sep 2005 07:29 GMT
Around here, such a wagon was commonly called a buckboard, IIRC.
Before my time. <G>
Gord Richmond
64daytonaht - 12 Sep 2005 13:47 GMT
Are you sure about that Gord? I don't know, but you errr..... never mind!
One should never disgust anothers age.
Bo <BOG>
Robert Black - 12 Sep 2005 20:54 GMT
Madd Doodlers into that stuff(Steve Grant)
> Are you sure about that Gord? I don't know, but you errr..... never mind!
> One should never disgust anothers age.
>
> Bo <BOG>
Jeff DeWitt - 12 Sep 2005 22:39 GMT
Ahh, an old style 1 horsepower pickup <G>
Thanks!
Jeff DeWitt
> OK, picture your old western with guy going to town to pick up vittles
> in his wagon, flat board seat in the front, cargo in the back.
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>>> this is an acceptable media to look for that? I dont want to waste
>>> you peoples time. Thanks in advance.